This watercolor class will combine basic drawing and watercolor techniques with fun, seasonal themes. Students will create personalized handmade greeting cards, and/or small framable paintings. This class is designed for all levels. No prior painting or drawing experience is needed. Each class allows enough time for warm-up exercises, the main project, and some socialization.

In this class students will be working and playing with copper sheets and learning the properties of the alloy. They will learn how to use the necessary tools for layout, cutting, annealing, folding and manipulating the alloy into beautiful organic leaves. Quite a fun process!!!!

Kimekomi is a Japanese art form where fabric pieces are tucked into a base.  In this class students will be creating 2-D Kimekomi art that combines the painterly quality of impressionism, with complex quilting. We will begin by drawing a ‘stained-glass’ style design on foam core. We cover basic cutting techniques for the foam, then cutting and tucking techniques for the fabric.

In this class students will learn how to safely and properly use the oxyacetylene torch, the properties of copper, the difference of work hardened vs. annealed, annealing copper, measuring and layout, cutting shapes with the beverly shear, sanding and deburring, hammer texturing, basic fold forming and shaping into a bracelet/cuff. Each student will take home their piece of jewelry!

A course to inspire inner expression. (Intermediate to Advanced)

Stretch and explore new approaches and ways to think about your art process by evoking your subconscious muse for students dedicated to developing their artistic practice. For each class, please bring your preferred water-based or dry medium, along with any accompanying tools and your creative impulses. The sky's the limit; there's no commitment to specific media on any given day. Always remember to bring a sketchbook for ideas and journaling, a pen or pencil, and some basic drawing materials. This class is continuous; it will not repeat itself. New students can join in at any point in the calendar schedule.

This watercolor class will combine basic drawing and watercolor techniques with fun, seasonal themes. Students will create personalized handmade greeting cards, and/or small framable paintings. This class is designed for all levels. No prior painting or drawing experience is needed. Each class allows enough time for warm-up exercises, the main project, and some socialization.

Kimekomi is a Japanese art form where fabric pieces are tucked into a base.  In this class students will be creating 2-D Kimekomi art that combines the painterly quality of impressionism, with complex quilting. We will begin by drawing a ‘stained-glass’ style design on foam core. We cover basic cutting techniques for the foam, then cutting and tucking techniques for the fabric.

This is a fast paced, fun, hand building class that everyone can do. Participants will be walked through every step to make a sculpture of their dog of choice. The goal is to make a sculpture that represents your dog’s swag and personality.

In this class students will be working and playing with copper sheets and learning the properties of the alloy. They will learn how to use the necessary tools for layout, cutting, annealing, folding and manipulating the alloy into beautiful organic leaves. Quite a fun process!!!!

In this 3-hour class, students will create an original 9x6” mosaic on slate using the direct application method. Tesserae for the design will include a variety of stained glass, pottery, tile, stone, beads, and gems. Nipping and shaping techniques will be presented as well as basic concepts in color and composition.

A course to inspire inner expression. (Intermediate to Advanced)

Stretch and explore new approaches and ways to think about your art process by evoking your subconscious muse for students dedicated to developing their artistic practice. For each class, please bring your preferred water-based or dry medium, along with any accompanying tools and your creative impulses. The sky's the limit; there's no commitment to specific media on any given day. Always remember to bring a sketchbook for ideas and journaling, a pen or pencil, and some basic drawing materials. This class is continuous; it will not repeat itself. New students can join in at any point in the calendar schedule.

This watercolor class will combine basic drawing and watercolor techniques with fun, seasonal themes. Students will create personalized handmade greeting cards, and/or small framable paintings. This class is designed for all levels. No prior painting or drawing experience is needed. Each class allows enough time for warm-up exercises, the main project, and some socialization.

This class is designed to give all beginning weavers an opportunity to create a textured wall hanging using a simple frame loom.  They will use traditional and contemporary weaving stitches to create a sampler of their own design. Experienced weavers will be able to enhance their design skills and create a wall hanging that is brimming with texture and movement. When students complete this course, they will be able to design and create future weavings with increased creativity and complexity.

In this class students will learn how to safely and properly use the oxyacetylene torch, the properties of copper, the difference of work hardened vs. annealed, annealing copper, measuring and layout, cutting shapes with the beverly shear, sanding and deburring, hammer texturing, basic fold forming and shaping into a bracelet/cuff. Each student will take home their piece of jewelry!

Macrame is back! In this class, students will learn 3 basic knots. Students will use a wooden ring, cotton cord and these knots to help create a decorative plant hanger perfect for any corner of their home.

This class demonstrates the oldest form of pottery craftsmanship, the coil. The instructor will provide a mold for the student to shape their coils around in order  to make the contour shape. The coils will form a pattern and the complexity of the pattern is designed by the student. Then the class will make spouts, handles and lids and discuss what makes a good teapot. However, making the perfect teapot takes practice which is why the class is named Teapots That Might Hold Water. 

In this class students will learn how to safely and properly use the oxyacetylene torch, the properties of copper, the difference of work hardened vs. annealed, annealing copper, measuring and layout, cutting shapes with the beverly shear, sanding and deburring, hammer texturing, basic fold forming and shaping into a bracelet/cuff. Each student will take home their piece of jewelry!

In this class students will be working and playing with copper sheets and learning the properties of the alloy. They will learn how to use the necessary tools for layout, cutting, annealing, folding and manipulating the alloy into beautiful organic leaves. Quite a fun process!!!!

Macrame is back! In this class, students will learn 3 basic knots. Students will use a wooden ring, cotton cord and these knots to help create a decorative plant hanger perfect for any corner of their home.